Star Wars

This is why the new lightsaber makes sense.



But it could be better. If the blade slides down, it wouldn't be able to cut the handle with this fan design which makes more sense.

 

Feels more like 'Star Wars' than the pile of garbage that the prequels turned out to be. Officially stoked.

 

I've been most convinced by people saying it's an ancient saber. If you look in the pic posted above, you can faintly see what looks like a power cord. Not to mention that the blade looks rather unstable. Flaming over and whatnot...

But... I found this:

 

So you found a picture of Mark Hamill's face photoshopped on Hayden Christensen's body. So what?

 

No, this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plwVRYEQG_I

 

faaaaaaaaaaaaake

 

Okay, then.

It looked pretty cool, though.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTjgyYQs3P0

It's definitely fake, seems this person made it.

 

Alright, shit. I know it's fake.

It's okay. I'm just saying, even for fake, it looks pretty good.

 

Hey, by the way, it's fake XD

All these rumors about Luke going to the Dark Side depress me. If that's true, it's basically just another Revenge of the Sith, you know? I want something new and fresh.

 

The Dark Side is better than the Light Side. And the Sith are probably a little better than the Jedi. The movies are lame though and the cast everything as "light is good and dark is evil". It'd be interesting to see the new movies explore the morality of the Star Wars universe in a less biased way than the first 6 movies did.

Here's an interesting article explaining it better - 6 Reasons The Jedi Could Be Villains In a ‘Star Wars’ Movie

 

I clicked on this link 3 hours ago. I quickly landed on wookiepedia and immediately knew that I was going to be gone a while

 

I agree. The Jedi teaching themselves aren't always "good." Knights Of The Old Republic II actually cast the Jedi in a negative light, which I really dug. The Sith Code makes a hell a lot more sense than the Jedi Code to me.

The morality of it all ways briefly explored in the Mustafar scenes of Revenge Of The Sith, but weren't as realized as I wish they were.

 

The Clone Wars has a bunch of episodes that follow some of the villains and make you care about them. God that show was so good.

 

And that arc in Season 4 with the Clones. God, it was so great. What a fantastic show.

 

Like like like it.

 

Nobody asked you, talent-less freak.

 

I only appreciate the Clone Wars show because it saved Delta Squad from being decanonized. Now Sev doesn't technically die because the game isn't canon, so freaking take that LucasArts.